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Understanding 9/11Daily life in Greece at the time of Pericles
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xvi, 310 p. : 22 cm
What was it actually like to live in Athens when Greek civilization was at the height of its powers? A classicist uses ancient literature, history, and archaeology to show us 5th-century life in this jewel of all cities--what the citizens ate, how they dressed, the type of work they performed, plus its timeless theater, laws, and warfare. --From publisher's description
Bibliographical references included in "Notes" (p. 279-299)
The background : town and country -- Population : citizens, resident aliens, slaves -- Women, marriage and the family -- Children and education -- Jobs and professions -- Dress and toilet -- Food, games and recreation -- Religious life and the theatre -- Law and justice -- Warfare -- A summing up
What was it actually like to live in Athens when Greek civilization was at the height of its powers? A classicist uses ancient literature, history, and archaeology to show us 5th-century life in this jewel of all cities--what the citizens ate, how they dressed, the type of work they performed, plus its timeless theater, laws, and warfare. --From publisher's description
Bibliographical references included in "Notes" (p. 279-299)
The background : town and country -- Population : citizens, resident aliens, slaves -- Women, marriage and the family -- Children and education -- Jobs and professions -- Dress and toilet -- Food, games and recreation -- Religious life and the theatre -- Law and justice -- Warfare -- A summing up
Notes
obscured text front cover
cut texts close to gutter - leaf 152, 153
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